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Home My WebLink AboutPlan, Tentative APPLICANT 12/16/2013TREES TO BE REMOVED 1. TOTAL TREES WITHIN WETIAND MITIGATION AREA 5" DBH OR GREATER 199 2. TREES PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL - WITHIN WETIAND MITIGATION AREA 106 WITHIN REDEVELOPMENT AREA 137 TOTAL 243 3. TREES PROPOSED FOR PLANTING - WITHIN REDEVELOPMENT AREA 291 14-40 .-,K% NOTES 1. THIS PLAN SHOWS EXISTING TREES ON THE PLOT PLAN SUPERIMPOSED 7. ALL FELLING AND BUCKING SHALL OCCUR BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8AM OVER THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT FOOTPRINT. AND 5PM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY TO LIMIT NOISE IMPACTS ON DECIDUOUS TREE NEIGHBORS. 2. THE SIZE AND SPECIES OF TREES IS SHOWN FOR TREES OF 5"DBH OR GREATER THAT ARE PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL. 8. TREES AND SLASH SHALL BE REMOVED WITHIN 72 HOURS OF FELLING. 3. THE BASIS OF THE TREE SURVEY (TREE SIZE AND LOCATION) IS THE ALTA 9. HAULING ROUTE FOR TREES AND SLASH WILL BE DETERMINED BY SURVEY (10/2011), TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY BY BALHZISER & HUBBARD CONTRACTOR. ENGINEERS (1112013), AND SITE OBSERVATIONS BY SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP (11/2013). 10. EXISTING TREES TO BE RETAINED SHALL BE CLEARLY FLAGGED, IDENTIFIED, AND PROTECTED. SEE SHEET TF2 FOR ADDITIONAL TREE 4. NOTIFICATION SHOULD BE GIVEN TO U71LITY PROVIDERS FOR PROTECTION INFORMATION. VERIFICATION PRIOR TO REMOVING TREES. 11. SEE PLANTING PLAN (SHEETS 1-1.0-L&O) FOR PROPOSED TREE 5. EXISTING TREES TO BE RETAINED SHALL BE CLEARLY FLAGGED, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION. IDENTIFIED, AND PROTECTED. 6. PRIOR TO ANY CLEARING, DEMOLITION, EXCAVATING, GRADING, TREE REMOVAL, OR OTHER INVASIVE SITE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, PROTECTIVE FENCING MUST BE INSTALLED. SEE SHEET TF2 FOR ADDITIONAL TREE PROTECTION INFORMATION. 14-40 .-,K% EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE TO REMAIN QyEXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO REMAIN WETLAND MITIGATION AREA (79) COTTONWOODS > 50 ALDE (2)6 1T ER ALD e-, N W"Z-1 1 "10 ALD-1 'N EV x� N- N, m/x g I N X/// Xl!�� & F/7/ /71/1 �, /:�7 7 X; V 7-1 E7 e R/E 00/Z, ;7� % Nz I 7m, _g ,/g, Z mop, urmuL %wninivirm UL '9"ALDER ALDER -X,(2) 5 X111MN M/ 07, Z6,�, -,/4 I/ e- -Z 771 Z70 y"Z/1 171,21 W1,31I NMI "Z -x/ l�o GON V, /00V -e� Z NX/ 12',10',13", 611 ALDER" E MR, '01�1x/;//zl IN �0 r7 41 �/Mffi/; �01- N/ IZZ Z/111 N�7 /g, m 10 ?g FN /Z "'N 2-40M;1� zmz� z/ 01 ;'N //;;��/g 11-18-94 "ji T18--ALDE 3 (3) 140 ALDER 2w ALDER I T &- - ALD 8,13w I i f I I 26-ALDER 7 R 11m ALDER j mi , Z�Al N, wz 00 ox , m/m// 'R IL120 ALDER 1 �mx / �N� - , — I 'X M, 0� x ox N� 0 W oovIimit Now, I I-- - am wwm� x// /Z �0, Q// - " �, I I g�, "Wo 4- IN IN, woo woo /'Z/z ivv N,- i t N." 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LIM i0- SWEETGUM J > b" avow mwm -0111111 am omiemimi woo Ate, T gi i �,tV, -A4---/ N FILENAME 0 0 e, t, 0 'N 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 I, N, Ok Tree Felling Plan. dwg J 6� NNI e Scale: 1"= NY - 00 It-5 — -4� �L14� Wit Ll� I 0 40 80 60 p TREES PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL DBH DBH DBH (INCHES) (INCHE INCHES) WETLAND MITIGATION S) REDEVELOPMENT AREA AREA 'Incense Cedar QTY, SPECIES DBH (INCHES) 3' 1 0 10 � IV91 i 5 4; DECIDUOUS 6 1 DECIDUOUS 8 I M[0511r#70, =77*5 _1' 3 MAGNOLIA 12 2 MAPLE 6 2 MAPLE 12 3 OAK 10 1 PINE 12 1 PINE 14 1 PINE 16 V PINE 18 I PINE 24 1 PLUM 8 26, PLUM 10 Lhcense Cedar PLUM 12 1 : PLUM 14 1, SPRUCE 10 6: SWEETGUM 6 8 SWEETGUM 8 12 SWEETGUM 10 27 SWEETGUM 12 & SWEETGUM 0 Aspen =[on* M=og SWEETGUM 18 Alder 12 ME071*7" = MISM4,70117 2:5 Apple 8 Alder 17 MERIT Tgqfgz : 2:5 Alder 13 Alder 15,7 Cottonwood >5 4727T I Chokecherry 6 Birch 7 Cottonwood ?5 Incense Cedar 29 Alder 14,10 Cottonwood ?.5 'Incense Cedar 26 Incense Cedar 23 M I Alder 18 Incense Cedar 12 Cottonwood a5 T 1 7 • 26 Incense Cedar 27 Cottonwood a5 ApplefChokecherry 313 Alder 9 Cottonwood W Apple/Chokecherry 4,2/4,3 Alder 8 Cottonwood 2:5 A 9 =[*5I M 1=1 Z Cottonwood >5 lCrabapple 5 MT V. 4 a 5,4,3 Cottonwood >5 Apple 4,7 Incense Cedar 20 A Cottonwood =[one 26 11111Xe Incense Cedar 10 Incense Cedar 16 lCottonwood 2:5 mrm.. 7.10.7, Alder. 12 Cottonwood _>5 Incense Cedar 15 Cottonwood 4,3 Cottonwood a,5 lIncense Cedar 27 A 12,10,13,6 r AM. i • l lQe.(' • I 6 Birch 5 A Cottonwood >5 jBircl. 7 Birch 6 lCottonwood 2:5 Incense Cedar 20 Birch 7 lCottonwood 2:5 Incense Cedar 24 Alder 5 Cottonwood MIN Birch 5 WIN,- QTY, SPECIES DBH (INCHES) 3' CEDAR 10 Z DECIDUOUS 5 4; DECIDUOUS 6 1 DECIDUOUS 8 I DECIDUOUS 12 _1' 3 MAGNOLIA 12 2 MAPLE 6 2 MAPLE 12 3 OAK 10 1 PINE 12 1 PINE 14 1 PINE 16 V PINE 18 I PINE 24 1 PLUM 8 26, PLUM 10 19' PLUM 12 1 : PLUM 14 1, SPRUCE 10 6: SWEETGUM 6 8 SWEETGUM 8 12 SWEETGUM 10 27 SWEETGUM 12 & SWEETGUM 14 Aspen SWEETGUM 16 SWEETGUM 18 QTY, SPECIES DBH (INCHES) 2 ALDER 5 21 JALDER 6 2: ALDER 8 21 ALDER 9 I ALDER 11 2 ALDER 12 3, ALDER 13 5; ALDER 14 1 JALDER 18 1 ALDER 26 1 ALDER 10,4,9 1 ALDER 12,10,13, E 1 ALDER 13, 2 1 ALDER 8113 CEDAR 22 COTTONWOOD > 51 TREE PROTECTION I-mv I Ck..- 111% 5' IN. 6'METAL T A D FENCE STAKES 6' MAXIMUM n BETWEEN STAKES 4' MIN. 5' ORANGE POLY SAFETY FENCING. MI DRIPLINE ZONE OF PROTECTION DRIPLINE SEE NOTES BELOW TO DETERMINE t:KMINt AKt:A NOTES: 1. THE DRIPLINE IS A ROUGHLY CIRCULAR LAND AREA MEASURED BENEATH A TREE. THE APPROXIMATE CENTER OF THE AREA IS THE TRUNK OF THE TREE AND THE RADII ARE EQUAL TO THE HORIZONTAL MEASURES OF THE LONGEST BRANCHES (SDC; 6.1-110). 2. NO SOIL GRADE CHANGES OR COMPACTION SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE DRIPLINE, EXCEPT AS DIRECTED. 3. NO STORAGE OF MATERIAL SHALL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE DRIPLINE. 4. IF VV%Jnf% 10 L"I'M WITHIN MIN I nC: UrNif-LINC, GARS OrIMLL BE TAKEN TO nnuminnif-r- ROOT DISTURBANCE. SPECIAL CARE SHALL BETAKEN DURING EXCAVATION AND REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND SIDEWALKS TO AVOID DAMAGE TO TREE ROOTS. LOCATE EXISTING TREE ROOTS USING HAND TOOLS OR APPROVED METHODS. 5. PROTECTIVE FENCING WILL BE INSTALLED ON TREES TO REMAIN WITHIN THE IMPACT AREA. 6. NO ROOT OVER 2" SHALL BE CUT WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. ROOTS SHALL BE CUT WITH APPROVED SAWS. NO ROOTS SHALL BE CUT OR TORN DURING TRENCHING WITH POWER EQUIPMENT. UTILITY LINES SHALL BE INSTALLED BY HAND DIGGING OR TUNNELING UNDER ROOTS, AS NECESSARY, TO AVOID CUTTING ROOTS 2" AND LARGER. + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS + SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP 375 Wed 4th, Suft 201, Eugene OR 97401 Ptmm. 541ABOAS40 Rm 541,686.4577 www,scWnnersatre.com ENGINEER S MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL SURVEYORS 100 WEST 13TH AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541-686-8478 F: 541-345-5303 uj Lu '113 0 IX CL uj uj u- i X Alder I W gec I I 27 Alder 24 Cottonwood zt5 Alder 6 Birch 5 -Cottonwood a5 Alder 12 Alders 7 lCottonwood >5 Incence Cedar 14 Alder 8 lCottonwood 2:5 Incence Cedar 9 Birch 8 Cottonwood 2:5 Incence Cedar 10 Pine 7 Cottonwood z:5 Alder 13 Pine 7 Cottonwood 2t5 Alder 11 Incense Cedar 13 lCottonwood >5 Apple 7,9 Aspen 7 lCottonwood z5 Alder 12 Aspen 7 lCottormood 2:5 Apple 8 Alder 17 Cottonwood 2:5 Alder 13 Alder 15,7 Cottonwood >5 Chokecherry 6 Birch 7 Cottonwood ?5 Incense Cedar 29 Alder 14,10 Cottonwood ?.5 Alder 26 Incense Cedar 23 Cottonwood z5 Alder 18 Incense Cedar 12 Cottonwood a5 Incense Cedar 26 Incense Cedar 27 Cottonwood a5 ApplefChokecherry 313 Alder 9 Cottonwood z:5 Apple/Chokecherry 4,2/4,3 Alder 8 Cottonwood 2:5 Birch 9 Alder 8 Cottonwood >5 lCrabapple 5 Aspen 5,4,3 Cottonwood >5 Apple 4,7 Incense Cedar 20 Cottonwood 2:5 Incense Cedar 10 Incense Cedar 16 lCottonwood 2:5 Incense Cedar 12 Alder. 12 Cottonwood _>5 Incense Cedar 15 Cottonwood 4,3 Cottonwood a,5 lIncense Cedar 27 Alder 12,10,13,6 Cottonwood 2:5 jBirch 6 Birch 5 Cottonwood >5 jBircl. 7 Birch 6 lCottonwood 2:5 Incense Cedar 20 Birch 7 lCottonwood 2:5 Incense Cedar 24 Alder 5 Cottonwood 2:5 Birch 5 TREE PROTECTION I-mv I Ck..- 111% 5' IN. 6'METAL T A D FENCE STAKES 6' MAXIMUM n BETWEEN STAKES 4' MIN. 5' ORANGE POLY SAFETY FENCING. MI DRIPLINE ZONE OF PROTECTION DRIPLINE SEE NOTES BELOW TO DETERMINE t:KMINt AKt:A NOTES: 1. THE DRIPLINE IS A ROUGHLY CIRCULAR LAND AREA MEASURED BENEATH A TREE. THE APPROXIMATE CENTER OF THE AREA IS THE TRUNK OF THE TREE AND THE RADII ARE EQUAL TO THE HORIZONTAL MEASURES OF THE LONGEST BRANCHES (SDC; 6.1-110). 2. NO SOIL GRADE CHANGES OR COMPACTION SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE DRIPLINE, EXCEPT AS DIRECTED. 3. NO STORAGE OF MATERIAL SHALL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE DRIPLINE. 4. IF VV%Jnf% 10 L"I'M WITHIN MIN I nC: UrNif-LINC, GARS OrIMLL BE TAKEN TO nnuminnif-r- ROOT DISTURBANCE. SPECIAL CARE SHALL BETAKEN DURING EXCAVATION AND REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND SIDEWALKS TO AVOID DAMAGE TO TREE ROOTS. LOCATE EXISTING TREE ROOTS USING HAND TOOLS OR APPROVED METHODS. 5. PROTECTIVE FENCING WILL BE INSTALLED ON TREES TO REMAIN WITHIN THE IMPACT AREA. 6. NO ROOT OVER 2" SHALL BE CUT WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. ROOTS SHALL BE CUT WITH APPROVED SAWS. NO ROOTS SHALL BE CUT OR TORN DURING TRENCHING WITH POWER EQUIPMENT. UTILITY LINES SHALL BE INSTALLED BY HAND DIGGING OR TUNNELING UNDER ROOTS, AS NECESSARY, TO AVOID CUTTING ROOTS 2" AND LARGER. + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS + SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP 375 Wed 4th, Suft 201, Eugene OR 97401 Ptmm. 541ABOAS40 Rm 541,686.4577 www,scWnnersatre.com ENGINEER S MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL SURVEYORS 100 WEST 13TH AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541-686-8478 F: 541-345-5303 uj Lu '113 0 IX CL uj uj u- i X Alder 5 Cottonwood a5 Incense Cedar 27 Alder 10,4,9 Cottonwood Z:5 Alder 9 lCoftonwood >5 TREE PROTECTION I-mv I Ck..- 111% 5' IN. 6'METAL T A D FENCE STAKES 6' MAXIMUM n BETWEEN STAKES 4' MIN. 5' ORANGE POLY SAFETY FENCING. MI DRIPLINE ZONE OF PROTECTION DRIPLINE SEE NOTES BELOW TO DETERMINE t:KMINt AKt:A NOTES: 1. THE DRIPLINE IS A ROUGHLY CIRCULAR LAND AREA MEASURED BENEATH A TREE. THE APPROXIMATE CENTER OF THE AREA IS THE TRUNK OF THE TREE AND THE RADII ARE EQUAL TO THE HORIZONTAL MEASURES OF THE LONGEST BRANCHES (SDC; 6.1-110). 2. NO SOIL GRADE CHANGES OR COMPACTION SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE DRIPLINE, EXCEPT AS DIRECTED. 3. NO STORAGE OF MATERIAL SHALL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE DRIPLINE. 4. IF VV%Jnf% 10 L"I'M WITHIN MIN I nC: UrNif-LINC, GARS OrIMLL BE TAKEN TO nnuminnif-r- ROOT DISTURBANCE. SPECIAL CARE SHALL BETAKEN DURING EXCAVATION AND REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND SIDEWALKS TO AVOID DAMAGE TO TREE ROOTS. LOCATE EXISTING TREE ROOTS USING HAND TOOLS OR APPROVED METHODS. 5. PROTECTIVE FENCING WILL BE INSTALLED ON TREES TO REMAIN WITHIN THE IMPACT AREA. 6. NO ROOT OVER 2" SHALL BE CUT WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. ROOTS SHALL BE CUT WITH APPROVED SAWS. NO ROOTS SHALL BE CUT OR TORN DURING TRENCHING WITH POWER EQUIPMENT. UTILITY LINES SHALL BE INSTALLED BY HAND DIGGING OR TUNNELING UNDER ROOTS, AS NECESSARY, TO AVOID CUTTING ROOTS 2" AND LARGER. + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS + SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP 375 Wed 4th, Suft 201, Eugene OR 97401 Ptmm. 541ABOAS40 Rm 541,686.4577 www,scWnnersatre.com ENGINEER S MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL SURVEYORS 100 WEST 13TH AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541-686-8478 F: 541-345-5303 uj Lu '113 0 IX CL uj uj u- i X (3) SPRING BOUQUET VIBURNUM (3) VINE MAPLE (9) SWORD FERN , (12) JAPANESE SKIMMIA {3} SWORD FERN +� (12) KOREAN SPICE VIBURNUM (11 FEMALE, 1 MALE) (2 )1RED SUNSET MAPLE a Y� (14) MOUNT VERNON LAUREL = , 7g 1 s" # A �. ST - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS + EN G1 N EERS MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL SURVEYORS 100 WEST 137H AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541 -686 -8478 R 541- 345 -5303 .° l.,(3) WHITE ROCKROSE,- (8) WHITE ROCKROSE / 1)", l°'°° - - xm (4) DWARF FOTHERGILLA (8) MEXICAN ORANGE (12) MOUNT VERNON LAUREL �.� - {10} HAMELN FOUNTAIN GRASS -' ° I °• I (6) AUTUMN BLAZE RED MAPLE * (38) DAVID VIBURNUM (101 DAVID VIBURNUM Jt1 .tip. i X # / ` ` (12) HAMELN FOUNTAIN GRASS z I (6) KARL FOERSTER FEATHER REED GRASS, {6 }AQUA WHISPER SIBERIAN IRIS (3} DAVID VIBURNUM U • (20) MOUNT VERNON LAUREL , , ' I °� - (8) LITTLE PRINCESS SPIRAEA (3) DWARF FOTHERGILLA (10) MEXICAN ORANGE (2) AUTUMN PURPLE ASH (6) BLUE OAT GRASS 5 DAVID VIBURNUM I.` (6) BENNERUP BLUE ORANGE lisp (5) PROVENCE LAVENDER (6) AZTEC PEARL MEXICAN ,� A f DWARF MAIDEN } �► (4) CHANTICLEER PEAR (10) OTTO LUYKEN LAUREL (3) DWARF FOTHERGILLA (7) SWEET :. 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(3) AUTUMN PURPLE ASH (12) PRIVET HONEYSUCKLE ,- (10) WATANABE DOUBLEILE (7) EMERALD GREEN ARBORVITAE VIBURNUM ,,- 10 SWEET BOX () (9) ISANTI REDTWIG DOGWOOD (7) KARL FOERSTER FEATHER (15) COMPACT OREGON GRAPE (6} DAVID VIBURNUM (8) HAMELN FOUNTAIN GRASS REED GRASS (2) AUTUMN PURPLE ASH (6) DEUTSCHLAND ASTILBE � (8) DAVID VIBURNUM (10) SWORD FERN (12) JAPANESE SKIMMIA' ° (4) KNOCKOUT ROSE SEDGE (10) PRAIRIE FIRE � � � �,,,,'._.. -„� �• ,.� 11 FEMALE 1 MALE � (3) VINE MAPLE (5) KOREAN SPICE VIBURNUM (2) SWORD FERN (14) HELLER HOLLY t _ (1) HERITAGE RIVER BIRCH (12) PACIFIC SUNSET ° i 15 r C� � MAPLE - _ LAWN l Y /f - ti a . , a _ ti • r r .. V .r1 tC k} ORANGE lisp (5) PROVENCE LAVENDER (6) AZTEC PEARL MEXICAN ,� A f DWARF MAIDEN } �► (4) CHANTICLEER PEAR (10) OTTO LUYKEN LAUREL (3) DWARF FOTHERGILLA (7) SWEET :. (6) ISANTI REDTWIG DOGWOOD ri ri c (26) SWORD FERN +rr %� +r R+ri �4ir� +rir� +ri` + +ri , +ri! j .�•' �r�4rr� +r r��d Ai�� iN ;r. rir +vir +r /r rirrrir +rir +e +ear+ 40 " COMPACT OREGON (4) VINE MAPLE (8) KOREAN SPICE VIBURNUM DEUTSCHLAND l � •'+' rI +rl� I rI r+ rI t � � i�.♦ 1. ��.«�.� � � �� rrl�. 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S lu ; ; y ri f�,... ..—. ...,. — ..— ....» — — .._.. ,_... — ..�.. — ..— — »». .,...,.. ..A 's—«. ..... .— — v.,. ,..a. w ...—. �. ._«,.. ».» .�... ..r,... — A � — tn^ � �� (7) PACIFIC SUNSET MAPLE -4 � EN G I N EERS MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL SURVEYORS 100 WEST 13TH AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541- 686 -8478 F. 541- 345 -5303 • 1 uj 0 Ix OL Lu J 9� W Z 1 1 SHEET No. Scale: 10 = 2R - (r N 0 10 20 40 C119 1 I TA MATCHLINP 4 SEE VIEW 7A i - (f2) SPRING BOUQUET VIBURNUM x(11) BLACK TUPELO —- (25) PRIVET HONEYSUCKLE 14-404M Qty. Botanical Name 1common Name ISize lComments TREES N 20 {4} KARL FOERSTER FEATHER REED GRASS Vine Maple (8) BLACK TUPELO 3 stem min. (48) MOHAWK VIBURNUM Acer macrophyllum Big Leaf Maple 1 I TA MATCHLINP 4 SEE VIEW 7A i - (f2) SPRING BOUQUET VIBURNUM x(11) BLACK TUPELO —- (25) PRIVET HONEYSUCKLE 14-404M Qty. Botanical Name 1common Name ISize lComments TREES 20 Acer circinatum Vine Maple 4' -5' 3 stem min. 2 Acer macrophyllum Big Leaf Maple 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 8 Acer palmatum 'Sango Kaku' Coral Bark Maple 5'-6' Matched, evenly branched 21 jAcer rubrum 'Autumn Blaze' Autumn Blaze Red Maple 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 55 jAcer rubrum 'October Glory' October Glory Red Maple 2" cal Matched, evenly branched 11 jAcer rubrum 'Red Sunset Red Sunset Maple 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 23 Acer saccharum 'Green Mountain' Green Mountain Sugar Maple 2" cal Matched, evenly branched 57 Acer truncatum 'Pacific Sunset Pacific Sunset Maple 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 14 Amelanchier alnifolia Pacific Serviceberry 5`-6' Matched, evenly branched 8 Betula jacquemonti Jacquemonti Birch 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 16 Betula nigra 'BNMTF Dura Heat River Birch 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 111 Betula nigra 'Cully' Heritage River Birch 2" Matched, evenly branched 38 Nyssa sylvatica Black Tupelo 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 27 Platanus acerifolia 'Bloodgood' Bloodgood London Plane Tree 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched 22 Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer' Chanticleer Pear 2" cal. Matched, evenly branched SHRUBS 143 1 Choisya ternata Mexican Orange 5 gal. 77 Choisya ternata x arimnica 'Aztec Pearl' Aztec Pearl McAcan Orange 5 gal. 36 Cistus hybridus White Rockrose 5 gal. 25 Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' Midwinter Fire Redtwig Dogwood 5 gal. 23 Cornus stolonifera 'lant' Isanti Redtwig Dogwood 5 gal. 53 Cornus stolonifera 'Kelseyi' Kelsey Redtwig Dogwood 5 gal. 4 Deutzia gracillis Slender Deutzia 5 gal. 5 Euonymus alata 'Corn pacta' Compact Wnged Euonymus 5gal. 27 Fothergilla gardenii Dwarf Fothergilla 5 gal. 7 Fothergilla major'MountAury Mount Airy Fothergilla 5 gal. 14 Ilex crenata 'Helleri' Heller Holly 3 gal. 147 Whonia aquifolium 'Compacta' Compact Oregon Grape 3 gal. 14 Osmanthus delavayi Delavay Osmanthus 5 gal. 140 Prunus laurocerasus 'Otto Luyken' Otto Luyken Laurel 5 gal. 27 Rosa'Radrazz' Knockout Rose 5 gal. 46 Sarcococca confusa Sweet Box 5 gal. 24 Skimmia japonica Japanese Skimmia 5 gal. 22 female, 2 male 25 Spiraea japonica 'Little Princess' Little Princess Spiraea 5 gal. 13 1 Thuja occidentalis 'Emerald Green' Emerald Green Arborvitae 4' -5' 23 Vaccinium 'Northsky Northsky Blueberry 5 gal. 93 Viburnum burkwoodii Mohawk Viburnum 5 gal. 47 Viburnum cadesii Korean Spice Viburnum 5 gal. 728 Viburnum davidii David Viburnum 5 gal. 42 Viburnum plicatum tomentosum 'Watanabe' Watanabe Doublefile Viburnum 5 gal. 39 Viburnum tinus 'Spring Bouquet Spring Bouquet Viburnum 5 gal. PERENNIALS 21 lAsiilbe arendsii 'Deutschland' Deutschland Astilbe 1 gal. 5 Aster frikartii 'Moench' Moench Aster 1 gal. 32 Hemerocallis 'Mary Todd' Mary Todd Daylily 1 gal. 20 Hem erocallis 'Pardon Me' Pardon Me Daylily 1 gal. 13 Iris sibirica'Aqua Whispers' Aqua Whispers Siberian Iris 1 gal. 20 Iris sibirica'Bennerup Blue' Bennerup Blue Siberian Iris 1 gal. 4 Iris sibirica'Butter and Sugar' Butter and Sugar Siberian Iris 1 gal. 4 Iris sibirica'Caesaes Brother Caesar's Brother Siberian Iris 1 gal. 12 Iris sibirica'Snow Queen' Snow Queen Siberian Iris 1 gal. 54 Lavandula intermedia'Provence' Provence Lavender 1 gal. 144 Rudbeckia 'Denver Daisy Denver Daisy Black -Eyed Susan 1 gal. 47 Perovskia atriplicifolia x abrotanoides 'Little Spire' Dwarf Russian Sage 1 gal. 28 Sedum 'Autumn Joy Autumn Joy Sedum 1 gal. GRASSES 156 Calamagrostis acutiflora'Kad Foerster' Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass 1 gal. 45 Carex buchananii Leather Leaf Sedge 1 gal. 123 Carex buchananii 'Red Rooster Red Rooster Sedge 1 gal. 48 Carexmorrowii'lce Dance' Ice Dance Sedge 1 gal. 196 Carex testacea Prairie Fire Sedge 1 gal. 47 Helictotrichon sempervirens Blue Oat Grass 1 gal. 568 Juncus patens Common Rush 1 gal. 49 Miscanthus sinensis 'Yaku Jima' Dwarf Maiden Grass 1 gal. 352 Pennisetum aiopecuroides 'Hameln' Hameln Fountain Grass 1 gal. FERNS 131 Poiystichum munitum Sword Fern 2 gal. GROUNDCOVER 150 Fragada chiloensis Beach Strawberry 4" pot Plant 18" o.c. 84 Lonicera pileata Privet Honeysuckle 3 gal. 743 Prunus laurocerasus 'Mount Vernon' Mount Vernon Laurel 1 gal. 703 Rubus pentalobus Bramble 4" pot Plant 18" o.c. 11-4-04 N EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO REMAIN -}- EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE TO REMAIN PROPOSED TREES, SHRUBS, GRASSES o AND PERENNIALS t PROPOSED GROUNDCOVER PROPOSED 4' DIAMETER MULCH RING CENTER ON TREE PROPOSED MULCH - 4' WIDE CENTER ON TREE PROPOSED LAWN (SOD) GENERAL PLANTING NOTES 1. NO SUBSTITUTIONS ALLOWED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL FROM LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 2. MAKE MINOR ADJUSTMENTS IN TREE SPACING AS NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM AS INSTALLED. 3. NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES IN THE LAYOUT OF WORK PRIOR TO THE EXECUTION OF THE WORK. 4. VERIFY LOCATIONS OF EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF WORK. REPAIR ANY DAMAGE TO EXISTING UTILITIES, PIPES OR RELATED FACILITIES AT CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE AND IN A MANNER APPROVED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. 5. PROTECT TRUNKS, LIMBS AND ROOT ZONES OF EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN FROM ABRASION AND COMPACTION. DO NOT CUT LIMBS OR ROOTS LARGER THAN 3" IN DIAMETER WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF ROOTS LARGER THAN 3" IN DIAMETER WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 6. SOIL PREPARATION WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: PLANT BEDS: MINIMUM 12" IMPORTED OR ON -SITE TOPSOIL WITH 3" COMPOST AND FERTILIZER TILLED IN. A 3" ORGANIC MULCH LAYER WILL BE APPLIED TO PLANT BEDS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING PLANTING. FINISHED LAWN (SEEDED): MINIMUM 6" IMPORTED OR ON -SITE TOPSOIL WITH 2" COMPOST, In SAND, AND FERTILIZER TILLED IN. FINISHED LAWN (SOD): MINIMUM 6" IMPORTED OR ON -SITE TOPSOIL WITH FERTILIZER TILLED IN. 7. MINIMIZE SOIL DISTURBANCE OVER ROOTS OF TREES TO REMAIN. 8. TREES AND SHRUBS PLANTED TOO DEEPLY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. SEE TREE PLANTING DETAIL. IRRIGATION SYSTEM NOTE 1. IRRIGATION SYSTEM TO BE INSTALLED IN ALL LAWN AND PLANT BED AREAS. 2. LAYOUT IRRIGATION SO NO WATER IS SPRAYED ON TRUNKS OF EXISTING OAK TREES TO REMAIN. 3. IRRIGATION SYSTEM TO BE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC SOLENOID CONTROLLED UNDERGROUND SPRINKLER SYSTEM WITH PVC PIPE AND FITTINGS, BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICE, AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER (IRRITROL, RAINBIRD OR APPROVED), ELECTRIC REMOTE CONTROL VALVES (RAINBIRD PEB -PRS SERIES OR APPROVED), WITH POP -UP SPRAY SPRINKLERS (RAINBIRD 1800 PRS SERIES OR APPROVED). ALL VALVES TO BE LOCATED IN UNDERGROUND VALVE BOX {CARSON OR APPROVED }, AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER TO BE LOCATED IN WEATHER PROOF LOCATION. 4. LAWN AND PLANT BEDS TO BE IRRIGATED SEPARATELY. TREE PLANTING DETAIL ,V�ft -�w %* . LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS + SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP 375 West 4th. Suite 201, Eugene OR 07401 Phone: $41.6 OAS40 Fmc 541.586.4577 www.sd*mersatrOA m EN G1 N EERS MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CIVIL SURVEYORS 100EU�E,1OR 974�UE 01 P: 541 -686 -8478 R 541- 345 -5303 W `mil cc cL i r a SITE INDEX MAF ;j LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS -F 1 1 1 1 SWALE PLANTING PLAN -NORTH ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS CURB INLET PLANTING WETLAND MITIGATION SITE AREA WITHIN FENCE X X X is 1 1 to as 1 r� i< x SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP 375 West 4th, Suite 201, Eugene OR 97401 Phone: 341.1 NA540 FMC 541.5 .4577 www.sd,mersatre.c m / r i T7 11 / r r'' �� ( \ rr l rr �` � �� / rr � ( �.� r'� rr „� l�� r r �• ry r � .i r � i� �` J r � i. / r .,� �.. r r r r • � y � � r r � t � ALE PI A PLAN PLANT LIST Table 1 Size Species Size Type Spacing Distance to Ordinary High Water (ft) Symphoricarpos alb us 2 -3' Bare Root 12 'OC a3 Physocarpus capitatus 2 -3' Bare Root V OC >1<3 Berberis (Mahonia) aquifolium 1.3' Bare Root 12' OC >_3 Ribes sanguineum 1 -3' Bare Root 20' OC >5 Salix sitchensis 318-314" Live Stake 2' OC 0 (stakes staggered along ordinary high waterline where applicable) SaGx hook eriana (piperii) 3/8 -3/4" Live Stake 2' OC 0 (stakes staggered along ordinary high waterline where applicable) 11 r NOTES GENERAL 9 AREAS ADJACENT TO CURB -CUT INLETS ENTERING THE WETLAND MITIGATION SITE WILL BE ENHANCED WITH PLANTINGS AS SHOWN IN TABLE 2. PLANTING SHALL BE LESS THAN OR 1. THE TI NT F T 1 N THIS PLAN REFERENCE ESTIMATED EXTENTS O ASKS S SHOW ON H S FOR GENERAL RE R NCE EQUAL TO 2 FEET FROM THE WATERS EDGE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CHANNEL WHERE ONLY. THE EXTENT OF INVASIVE/NON-NATIVE SHRUB AND TREE REMOVAL WILL BE STORMWATER OUTFALLS. DETERMINED IN THE FIELD. TABLE 1, TABLE 2 AND THE FOLLOWING NOTES SHALL BE TIED DIRECTLY TO LAND USE APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS AND SUPERSEDE THE ESTIMATED MAP 10. NEW OUTFALLS WILL BE PLANTED AS SHOWN IN TABLE 2 BOTH ON THE OUTFALL SIDE AND FEATURES. OPPOSITE AS DEPICTED FOR CURRENT CURB -CUT INLETS. INVASIVE AND NON - NATIVE SHRUB REMOVAL 11. ANY AREAS DESCRIBED ABOVE WHICH OVERLAP WILL BE PLANTED AS SHOWN IN TABLE 1. 2. REMOVE INVASIVES FROM WITHIN FENCE LINE ( "ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WETLAND 12. PROVIDE A TEMPORARY IRRIGATION SYSTEM. REMOVE AFTER TWO YEARS. PLANS WILL BE MITIGATION SITE"); THIS INCLUDES NON -NATIVE SHRUBS. SUBMITTED AT TIME OF BUILDING PERMITS. 3. METHODS OF RUBUS ARMENIACUS REMOVAL SHOULD INCLUDE, AT A MINIMUM, MOWING _ ..... AND ROOT REMOVAL. Table 2 ..� _ F AN HERBICIDE R . �_. 4 I E BIGlDE IS USED, IT SMALL BE LABELED FOR USE NEAR AQUATIC RESOURCES AND APPLIED CONSERVATIVELY USING CUT STUMP APPLICATORS. THIS APPLIES TO STUMPS OF Species Size Ilype Spacin Distance to Ordinary High Water (ft) Comus sericea 3/8 -3/4" Live Stake 2' OC 0 -2 (stakes staggered along waterline) Spirea douglasii 2 -3' Bare Root 18' OC (in clumps of 4) 0-2 Salix sitchensis 318 -3/4" Live Stake 2' OC 0 (stakes staggered along ordinary high waterline where applicable) Sa/ix hookeriana (piperii) 318 -314" 1 Live Stake 2' OC 0 (stakes staggered along ordinary high waterline where applicable) TREES (E.G. COTTONWOODS) AS WELL. 5. PLANTS WHICH HAVE BEEN CUT SHALL BE DISPOSED OF APPROPRIATELY OFFSITE. PLAN 6. SEE LEGEND REGARDING ESTIMATED LOCATION OF PLANTING. 7. AREAS IMPACTED BY INVASIVE AND NON -NATIVE PLANT MATERIAL (SHRUBS AND HERBACEOUS) REMOVAL WILL BE PLANTED AS SHOWN IN TABLE 1. SOIL DISTURBANCE DURING THIS TASK IS CONSIDERED AN IMPACT. 8. AREAS IMPACTED BY TREE REMOVAL (SEE TREE FELLING PERMIT DOCUMENTATION / SHEET TF1) SHALL BE PLANTED AS SHOWN IN TABLE 1. SOIL DISTURBANCE DURING THIS TASK IS CONSIDERED AN IMPACT. / , ,rri / r • r / e � �� , • � d,1 � 1 . �-� . �• '. .r / r rrr r �' ,�I l .r r rr r r r O . 4 o 1 r/ 1a -"� rr I it I "I". I � I �� r t � `1 r r t L, � I � — • l \V j L\-.i I I I t t t 1 i I 1 i I I I I 1 � LEGEND CURB INLET PLANT AS SHOWN IN TABLE 2. 100 WEST 13TH AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541- 686 -8478 F: 541- 345 --5303 1 1 1 1 1 i L ZI --J J m p: U MILL! S r • I »� 11 r 100 WEST 13TH AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 P: 541- 686 -8478 F: 541- 345 --5303 1 1 1 1 1 i